cookhouse

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cookhouse

The circus crew prepares a meal in the large tent cookhouse.

Definition

Noun: 1. A detached or outdoor shelter for cooking: A simple building or structure, separate from a main building or living quarters, used for preparing food. This is often associated with military camps, large outdoor events, or historical settings. 2. The area for food preparation on a ship: The kitchen or galley of a ship.

Usage Examples
  • As a detached outdoor shelter:
    • The soldiers prepared their meals in the field cookhouse.
    • At the summer camp, the cookhouse was a small wooden hut near the main lodge.
  • As a ship's kitchen:
    • The ship's chef spent most of his day in the cookhouse.
    • Fresh fish were brought directly to the cookhouse to be cleaned and prepared.
Advanced Usage
  • The term is often used in historical or specific professional contexts (military, maritime, camping) rather than for a modern home kitchen.
  • It can imply a functional, utilitarian space rather than a decorative or central living area.
Variants and Related Words
  • Galley (noun): Specifically refers to the kitchen on a ship or aircraft.
  • Kitchen (noun): The general term for a room or area where food is prepared and cooked.
  • Mess hall (noun): A large room where meals are served and eaten, especially in the military; distinct from where the food is cooked (the cookhouse).
Synonyms
  • Field kitchen
  • Ship's galley
  • Outdoor kitchen
Antonyms
  • Dining room
  • Restaurant
cookhouse

The circus crew prepares a meal in the large tent cookhouse.

Noun
  1. a detached or outdoor shelter for cooking
    • the circus used a tent as their cookhouse
  2. the area for food preparation on a ship

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